Pay & Benefits

Bill Would Give Feds a 3.3 Percent Pay Raise in 2015

Legislation would apply to both General Schedule and hourly workers.

Pay & Benefits

Do Cafeterias Need Better Vegetarian Options?

Hill aides campaign for a tastier menu in Capitol eateries.

Nextgov

IT Grads Rank 14 Agencies as Top Employers

NASA, NSA and the FBI compete with Google, Facebook and Amazon in new survey.

Defense

Missed Cues and Clerical Errors Allowed Tamerlan Tsarnaev to Slip By U.S. Authorities

Name was misspelled in a security database.

Defense

The Secret Service Partied Too Much in Amsterdam

Three agents go on administrative leave after a night of drinking.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Putin's High-Level Sanction Technology

Sanctions are going both ways with Russia and the United States.

Defense One

Can the U.S. Military Really ‘Pivot’ to Asia?

Two top military commanders in the Pacific say they need more forces, subs and ships to carry out President Obama’s pivot to Asia. By Stephanie Gaskell

Nextgov

Good News: Army Chiefs Plan ‘Smart’ Civilian Workforce Reduction

The Bad News: Possible RIFs.

Management

Should Edward Snowden Get His Passport Back?

Activists have gathered 100,000 signatures on a petition pleading with the State and Justice departments to do exactly that.

Management

House Republicans Prod OMB on Federal Property Data

List of underutilized buildings was promised two years ago.

Nextgov

Rand Paul Touts Role in NSA Phone Spying Reforms

"I think our lawsuit had something to do with bringing the president to the table," the senator says.

Oversight

Watch: GOP Senate Candidate Compares Cutting Spending to Hog Castration

"I grew up castrating hogs on an Iowa farm, so when I come to Washington, I'll know how to cut pork," state Sen. Joni Ernst says in the ad.

Management

Recruiting in the Social Age

The 5 C’s of building an engaged, productive and happy staff.

Management

EPA Stakes Out Authority Over Waterways

New rules clarify streams and wetlands under the agency's jurisdiction.

Defense

The FBI Has Built a Better Terrorist Watchlist

But inspector general’s review recommends clarifying interagency information sharing.

Defense

Convicted General Could Still Get Big Pension

Brig. Gen. Jeffrey Sinclair, who was reprimanded and fined for adultery and improper relationships, is seeking to be allowed to retire as a general.

Management

America's Workers: Stressed Out, Overwhelmed, Totally Exhausted

Why do so many people—particularly women—seem to have so much on their plates?